Northern District police detained four suspects on Sunday, including a northern lawyer and members of his family, following raids in the Arab villages of Nahf and Majd al-Krum. Officers seized a bullet-resistant jeep that had been illegally modified, over 380,000 shekels in cash, an all-terrain vehicle with mismatched license plates, airsoft pistols and IDF surveillance equipment suspected to be stolen.
The operation was carried out jointly with Border Police fighters from the Galilee unit and the Northern District canine unit, according to the police spokesperson. Officers located suspects wanted for questioning and conducted targeted searches at several addresses.
The cash haul included more than 70,000 US dollars and over 17,000 euros in addition to Israeli currency. The jeep had undergone extensive structural modifications including bullet-resistant armor, in violation of the law. The all-terrain vehicle bore a license plate that did not match the type of vehicle.
